YouTube Outro Music
Transform your content with Mubert's generative YouTube Outro Music. Unique, high-quality, royalty-free sound for every video.
The problem
YouTube Outro Music
Problem
Outro music gets a copyright claim
You grab a track for the last twenty seconds of a video, and a claim or muted audio shows up after you publish. The outro is where viewers pick the next video, so losing sound there hurts.
With Mubert
Mubert Render makes an original instrumental from your prompt, built from samples recorded by paid human artists. Each download comes with a license certificate, and monetized videos are covered on a paid plan with commercial use.
Problem
Everyone uses the same stock outro
Browsing a stock library, you land on the same chill beat other channels use. Viewers recognize it from other videos, and your outro stops sounding like part of your own channel.
With Mubert
Describe the mood, genre, tempo and instruments you want, or upload a thumbnail or frame as an image, and Render generates a new track each time. You can also use chat mode to adjust the idea.
Problem
Cutting music to fit the outro
Your end screen runs a fixed length, and a track never matches it. You end up trimming in the editor, fighting an abrupt cut or a hand-built fade, and redoing it when the outro changes.
With Mubert
Set the exact duration before you generate, from a few seconds up to 25 minutes. The track comes out at that length, so there is nothing to trim or fade by hand. A jingle type is there for short outros.
YouTube
By the numbers
Videos uploaded to YouTube on an average day
Content ID copyright claims placed on YouTube videos in 2025
Share of 2025 Content ID claims where rights holders chose to monetize the video
YouTube Outro Music
How to make it
An outro has two jobs: say goodbye over your voice and keep people watching while the end screen cards sit there. Keep it mid-energy, around 90-100 BPM, with a plain guitar or keys loop and soft drums. Skip busy leads that fight your closing line. Ask for a clear ending so the last second lands instead of cutting off.
In Render, paste the prompt, set type to Track and length to 0:20, or whatever your end screen runs. Add genre and mood presets if you like. Tempo and instruments stay in the prompt text. Generate, listen under your final line, then download. Before publishing, check whether the video is monetized: that needs a paid plan with commercial use. Do not register it in Content ID.
Settings in Mubert Render
Type
Track
Length
0:20
Tempo
90-100 BPM
Mood
warm, upbeat, relaxed
Prompt
Warm upbeat lo-fi pop, light guitar, soft drums, 95 BPM, YouTube end screen
More prompts to try
Features
What you get
150+ Genres and Moods
Coverage of popular and niche musical styles
Sub-Licensing Support
Enable sub-licenses for UGC content
12K+ Track Library
Instant access to curated pre-generated royalty-free tracks
FAQ
YouTube Outro Music
Can I use Mubert outro music on monetized YouTube videos?
Monetized videos count as commercial use, so you need a paid plan that includes it. The free plan is for non-commercial use with a few MP3 downloads a month. Each download comes with a license certificate. Keep the certificate with your project files in case a claim comes up.
Can I register my outro track in Content ID?
No. Registering tracks in Content ID is not allowed on any plan. The same goes for releasing them as standalone music on streaming services or selling them on stock music sites. Use them inside your videos. The music is built from samples recorded by human artists who get paid.
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